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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1928
Page
13
Help wanted advertisement seeks an office manager for a large Warren company. Applicants aged 25 to 40 with prior office experience should respond to Box F Tribute for details, including former employment and references. Strong salary and promising future offered.
A fragmented radio program log lists station identifiers, frequencies, and program blocks across many U.S. markets. It cites times and shows from WEAF WEAF related networks, with numerous city entries such as Atlantic City Atlanta Baltimore Cincinnati Detroit Cleveland Dallas Denver Houston and more. The text reads like a timetable of evenings and late nights featuring orchestras, dance music, lectures, and PHP listed programs.
A March 16 assembly at the High School features a garment show by the sewing classes. More than 40 outfits will be modeled, showcasing school, afternoon, informal dinner, and evening dresses. Materials cost between 500 and 600 dollars, with finished garments retailing at 150 to 180 dollars, illustrating practical economy and skill. Parents invited to attend and see what sewing teaches.
The Universal Jewell photoplay Lone Eagle shows at Youngsville theatre today and tomorrow. It portrays war air heroes and the futility of war from an aerial perspective. Raymond Keane plays an American youth in a British Flying Corps unit with Barbara Kent as his French sweetheart. Cast also includes Jack Pennick Nigel Barrie Don Stuart and others. The story was written by Lieutenant Ralph Blanchard of the United States Air Service and published under Winged Victory.
Pittsburgh March 8 Police sought four unidentified bandits who robbed A. McGannn, one man street car operator, of $23 of the companys money last night. No passengers were aboard. A window was broken when one bandit displayed a club.
Fragmentary comic page note lists answers labeled A and B, mentions presidents Jefferson and Benja min, and references Civil War veterans acts. It notes a 46 47 age confusion, a Virginia place, and a speech by an attorney general lacking candidacy, suggesting a restitution or compromise theme in a dated era.
A double brick farmhouse at Lawnton near Harrisburg burned last night, leaving two families homeless. Herman Beistline and his family escaped after smelling smoke, with Beistline helping Clyde Hart salvage belongings from Hart's half of the dwelling. Loss estimated at $10,000.
Advertisers are urged to place notices in The Tirsune with the promise that funds raised return to the community. The call emphasizes local support and ongoing engagement through paid advertisements.
Puzzle reads multiple horizontal and vertical clues with garbled OCR. It lists various numbered clues and partial answers for a cross word, including entries about tides utensils objects and personal pronouns, with mixed language errors and mis-spellings evident throughout the jumbled grid.
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